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Worked examples that combine the CLI commands into useful everyday flows.

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Morning health check

Start your day with one prompt against production. 
rubix chat --prompt "Summarise production health: open incidents, pending actions, deployments in the last 12 hours."
Combine with your shell startup if you want it every time you open a terminal: 
# In ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc
alias morning-health='rubix chat --prompt "Summarise production health: open incidents, pending actions, deployments in the last 12 hours."'

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On-call triage

When a page fires, drop into an interactive session scoped to the right environment. 
rubix
Then: 
/environments
(pick prod-eks)

What is the state of the payments namespace right now?
Which services are degraded?
What changed in the last hour?
Chat keeps the context across follow-ups. No need to repeat the namespace.

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Investigate a specific resource

rubix chat --prompt "Why is pod api-gateway-7d4b9c8f6d-abc12 in prod-eks restarting?"
Single-turn, cited answer, back to your shell.

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Post-deploy verification

After a deploy, compare to the last stable window. 
rubix chat --prompt "Compare payments-api metrics in prod-eks for the last 10 minutes to the previous 30 minutes. Flag any metric more than 20% worse."
Or turn this into a custom skill named post-deploy-verification, then: 
rubix chat --prompt "/skills post-deploy-verification payments-api"
Same result, less typing, consistent across everyone on the team.

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Weekly cost review

rubix chat --prompt "For the last 7 days, which services across all production environments ran more than 15% above their 28-day baseline cost? Top 10 only."
Pipe the output if you want to paste into a doc or Linear ticket: 
rubix chat --prompt "Weekly cost review..." > /tmp/cost-review.md

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Send shell output into chat

You run a command, the agent reads the output. 
kubectl get pods -n payments | grep -v Running
Drop into chat: 
rubix
Then inside chat: 
/send
Why are these pods not Running?
The agent sees both the command output and your question.

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Resume an investigation later

List your recent sessions: 
rubix sessions
Pick one and resume: 
rubix chat --session-id "abc-def-123"
Or from inside chat: /resume and choose.

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CI usage

Non-interactive checks from GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, or similar. 
# .github/workflows/post-deploy.yml
- name: Verify deploy
  env:
    RUBIX_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.RUBIX_API_KEY }}
    RUBIX_ENV_ID: prod-eks
  run: |
    npx @rubixkube/rubix chat --prompt "/skills post-deploy-verification ${{ env.SERVICE_NAME }}"
The RUBIX_API_KEY env var skips the device-code prompt. RUBIX_ENV_ID pins the environment for that invocation.

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Handoff summary

End your shift with a concise handoff message. 
rubix chat --prompt "/skills on-call-handoff" > /tmp/handoff.md
cat /tmp/handoff.md
Or post directly to Slack via a webhook if you have that wired up.

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Where to go next

Commands reference

Every flag and slash command.

Custom skills

Bake your best prompts into reusable skills.

Troubleshooting

If something is not working as expected.